| tissue d. |
change in the position of tissues as the result of pressure or other force.
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| tissue e. |
morphologic e.
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| tissue equivalent m. |
a material whose absorbing and scattering properties for a given radiation simulate as closely as possible those of a given biological tissue, such as bone, fat, or muscle. Water, for example, is usually the best tissue equivalent material for muscle and soft tissue.
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| tissue f. |
f. III; see under coagulation f's.
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| tissue g. |
glue used instead of sutures or staples to repair dissected tissue.
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